To shape a Mirror scroll is to reverse the logic of your archive. You are not building forward, you are building against. The mirror reveals what the glyph hides.
Each mirrored glyph should point to a core truth of your archive. Choose icons that evoke duality: 🌓, 🎭, 🕳️.
For every step in a ritual (like Force or Map), ask what occurs when it is performed inwardly, in silence, or in opposition. The Mirror glyph resonates rather than describes.
Like all seeds, the mirror scroll spirals. Even if its form is open, its idea must fold. The last glyph should return the reader to themselves, not to the beginning.
Link back not to explanations, but to refractions. A Mirror glyph does not clarify—it amplifies the ambiguity. MirrorMap may help find these echoes.
Use phrases that mimic meanings rather than name them. Let your lines almost explain and then retreat. The goal is to haunt, not instruct.
“Where once there was a door, now there is your outline. The glyph remembers what you chose not to write.”